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WorksheetsPriming Quizizz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the main limitation of priming?
Voters are not receptive to gory images.
Priming only works for a limited time after exposure.
The voting ballot does not cover specific issues.
People are always aware of their brain’s capacity to make unbiased decisions.
Priming affects the worlds of:
Advertising
Entertainment
Politics
All of the above
How does priming affect our thought process?
It releases new thoughts due to the media
It releases thoughts related to the media
Priming doesn't affect our thought process
It makes us think about nothing
T/F: Priming can directly influence one’s behavior for a span of time after exposure.
True
False
Priming is most effective when:
Audiences believe they’re watching real events rather than fictional events
Audiences have poor memory
Audiences are watching fictional media
Audiences are distracted
The _______ of audiences helps determine the effects of priming.
Imagination
Prior learning
Prior experiences
Prior learning and experiences
Which of the following define “Mental Models”?
The three step process in which priming occurs
A dynamic mental representation of a situation, event, or object
The neurochemistry which determines how susceptible someone is to priming
None of the above
T/F: Priming can activate memories people might have thought they forgot.
True
False
Cognitive neoassociation is a social psychological perspective that attempts to explain a portion of the phenomenon of:
Ideas
Memory
Our sense of self
Feelings
Viewers of mediated violence are typically most influenced by the ____ of the actions they see.
Outcome
Intensity
Prior conflict
Variety
T/F: Many of the early priming studies were focused on the phenomenon itself rather than its effects on media.
True
False
Draw a screenshot from an advertisement that may prime people to vote to ban single-use plastic shortly after viewing:
Poll: Was your opinion on landlord's temporarily changed after viewing the clip from The Florida Project?
Yes
No
(a) is the phenomenon that describes the temporary influence of media exposure on the decision-making of the audience.
What feelings do you think political ads try to evoke in contrast to product advertisements?
Draw an example of someone being primed via the news:
Draw the logo of a show that you believe may be subconsciously priming its audience. Think about what message they may be trying to inconspicuously convey.
How was the audience influenced to think "bed" and "dog" through the initial exercise?
The class was sleepy and likes dogs.
There were words that are associated with bed and dog planted in the exercise.
There are no other words that would fit.
The two words are directly related.
Poll: were you primed to think of penguins after viewing the news articles?
Yes
No
Why are fear tactics such a popular method of political priming?
It is an easy way to control the population.
Fear is a physiological feeling, not an emotion.
The audience has more experience with fear than any other emotion.
Fear resonates with the audience longer.
Have any fictional media primed you to think a certain way? Think The Last of Us's relation to the pandemic.
How did The West Wing change the participants' perceptions on the president?
By reminding the audience of past presidential assassinations.
By using fear tactics to sway their emotions.
By providing a positive media portrayal of a president in a setting the media cannot normally access.
By showing the president in relation to ongoing political events.
What two presidents were shown to use priming in their advertisements during our presentation? Format answer like: _____ and _____
(a)
How well do you understand Political Priming after this lecture? 1 = least effectively, 4 = most effectively
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